[web-animations-2] Don't convert mixed times and proportions to proportional. #8086
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This addresses w3c#7749, in supporting the timeline range based start and end delayon animations.
birtles
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Nov 17, 2022
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Given that we haven't added percentages to delays yet and range targeted start/end times are handled through |
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[web-animations-2] Don't convert mixed times and proportions to proportional #7749
In supporting the timeline range based start and end delays on animations we should only convert time based animations if all values are time based so as not to clobber any developer set proportional values.